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Protectionist Health Care Laws Enrich Special Interests And It’s Patients That Pay

July 24, 2019 by Richard Walker

A recent Forbes article, reported that up to 30% of patients do not fill their prescriptions from their doctor, and for many, not receiving their medications are causing serious consequences. […]

Direct Primary Care Summit 2019 – Student Testimonial

July 12, 2019 by Robbie Ellis

Finding Medicine Again Growing up, I watched as my parents touched the lives of community members in our small country town through their medical practice. Every trip to the grocery […]

Tags: Direct Primary Care, Free market medicine, patient to doctor relationship, summit, Testimonial

Why Medicare-for-All Is Too Good to Be True – Future of Personal Health

June 24, 2019 by Richard Walker

So why is Medicare-for-All not as good as advertised? Dr. Marilyn Singletary broke down the flaws in a recent op-ed. Read More.

Has government intrusion in health care made matters worse?

June 17, 2019 by Richard Walker

CMS Administrator Seema Verma recently told a meeting of the AMA House of Delegates that government intrusion in health care has made matters worse, not better. Read the article.

Single-Payer Discussion Continues

June 14, 2019 by Richard Walker

As the noise about single-payer amplifies in the U.S., a Canadian opinion writer, Neil Macdonald, warns that his country’s health plan is, well, sclerotic. Read the article.

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